In Des Moines

In an effort to curb the spread of coronavirus, the very first “drive-in edition” of the Polk County Democrats’ annual...

Des Moines mayor Frank Cownie signed an emergency proclamation requiring face masks or coverings in all public places within the...

George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Rayshard Brooks - these are just a few of the Black lives lost to police violence...

While the COVID-19 pandemic remains at the forefront of most Americans’ minds, Iowans are now grappling with the aftermath of...

Dozens of Des Moines residents, many of them Drake students, gathered at the Kum & Go on University Avenue for...

Bulldogs and Times-Delphic readers, The murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020 is emblematic of a larger issue in...

by EMMA BRUSTKERN On May 4, the Iowa Board of Regents did a first reading of the proposed tuition rates...

by SABINA IDRIZ An emergency committee assembled by the World Health Organization declared the novel COVID-19 outbreak to be a...

Division over the president coming to campus BY AUTUMN OSIA Amidst protests, chilly weather conditions and thousands of people lined...

The Iowa Democratic caucuses were held on Feb. 3.  A final tally of the night shows that Precinct 38, held...

by CAMERON BOLTON Drake University hosted a nationally-televised live Democratic presidential candidate debate on Jan. 14 in Sheslow Auditorium. The...

by MEGAN MCDOWELL Drake University recently announced it earned a Bronze STARS rating demonstrating Drake’s commitment to environmental sustainability. Drake...

by ELIZABETH HENNESSEY Situated behind a basket filled with questions, a panel of eight students eagerly sat at the front...

by CAMERON BOLON On Friday, Sept. 27 slam poet Carlos Robson came to Mars Café to perform. Robson is a...

by CALEB LILLQUIST Students at Drake University, especially newcomers, have frequently heard the phrase “Drake is in a bad part...